OT skills guide: Testing pupils

This video was launched to OT members in 2016
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Dr Janis Orr demonstrates how to test pupillary function. This video shows how to check direct, consensual and near responses, how to investigate anisocoria and how to check for a relative afferent pupillary defect (RAPD).

[@emmanuelmarychinecherem6320]

It's this basic things that will draw more viewers in this channel... Thanks.

[@lewiskalmar4674]

Thanks for this great video. The graphical explanations are really useful. I do however have one suggestion for the Swinging flashlight test - stress the importance of moving the light from OD to OS rapidly, not "taking a detour under the nose" as the contralateral eye will then have the opportunity to dilate thus giving a false positive RAPD. Many students make this mistake and "find" an disproportional number of patients with "RAPD". A good example of the correct testing procedure can be seen here: ruclips.net/video/soiKbngQxgw/видео.html (view from 2 min10 sec). This video also shows how to quantify the RAPD using neutral density filters.

[@dsog-music-tv1820]

❤❤ perfect as indeed to understand thanks